Piper Pa28 Exterior Placard Kit 151-161-181 Free Ship on 2040-parts.com
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This Placard kit is made with Quality 3M material. It is made black on a clear background. This kit is pre-cut so no trimming is required. Just peel and stick. We take pride in the kits we have offer so if there is any problem or concerns please let us know. Update your airplane with these new placards to give your airplane that fresh new look. ~ FREE SHIPPING ~ |
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